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Laydeeworeblak
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cheri0925
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USA
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 Posted - 09/25/2008 : 11:42:24
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| Yes I am so nervous. Yesterday I was having an anxiety attack. Tomorrow morning is my BA and I am going crazy..... |
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yorkiegal
Matron
USA
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Posted - 09/25/2008 : 12:10:43
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| I don't remember chest pain, but I was extremely anxious and impatient. The only thing that helped was staying busy. I vacuumed my house from top to bottom, and it made me feel much better. Then, the day before, I cooked dinner for a neighbor that had just had knee replacement surgery, and I cooked some extra meals for my dh. That made the waiting a little more tolerable, because it took my mind off the surgery some. Do something for someone else, and it takes your mind off of yourself. |
Age: 50!
5'4" 115 lbs
Pre BA: 34A / BWD 14
Post BA: 34DD or 36D so far
Surgery Aug 20, 2008 Mentor HP 450cc under silis with crease incision
Happily married, 13 years
Dr. Ciaravino, Houston, TX
BOOBIE PICS!: progress before BA to 6mo post-BA |
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Laydeeworeblak
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Kimmerly1966
Matron
USA
333 Posts |
Posted - 09/25/2008 : 15:29:48
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| I did not have racing heart etc but i was really stressed out and didn't do much i was almost paralyzed with fear...so much so that all i wanted to do was lay down and relax and take a bath etc- it will be ok :) |
 years old
5'5", 175lb
Pre BA:small 38C
Post BA: 38DD
BA Date: March 21 2008
Mod Profile 510cc
Considering 650CC High Profile for more Upper Pole
http://www.bagalleries.com/index.php?option=com_gallery2&Itemid=23&g2_itemId=90518
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BrownSugar
Matron
USA
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Posted - 09/25/2008 : 15:35:01
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Originally posted by yorkiegal
I don't remember chest pain, but I was extremely anxious and impatient. The only thing that helped was staying busy. I vacuumed my house from top to bottom, and it made me feel much better. Then, the day before, I cooked dinner for a neighbor that had just had knee replacement surgery, and I cooked some extra meals for my dh. That made the waiting a little more tolerable, because it took my mind off the surgery some. Do something for someone else, and it takes your mind off of yourself.
This is very good advice, I like it.
For everyone - how were your nerves when you were prepping for surgery? In the office, putting on the hospital gown, getting rolled into the OR, going under general? |
BA date - Oct 16, 2008
5'5"
135lbs
26 y/o
No kiddos
Pre-BA - 34B
Silicone Mentor HP
450cc's
Full unders
Crease incision
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Laydeeworeblak
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Poni
Matron
801 Posts |
Posted - 09/25/2008 : 16:31:39
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| wow... I just wrote a post about this also.... the anxiety is doing a number on me.... |
Poni
46yo 110 lbs, 5'2"
preop: 32A barely
postop: 32DD
BA: Feb 7 08
mod 360cc f/t 380cc
saline, smooth, under muscle, crease incision
ReDo on left breast pocket/cleavage sep 26 08
Result? puckered and indented
Redo for the redo Oct 1 08
Result? puckers and indents gone, but it has to be fixed again |
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lorali
Matron
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Posted - 09/25/2008 : 16:43:13
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| I think i was actually more nervous a few days before than i was the day of surgery. my ps gave me a sleeping pill the night before so i think that helped by keepign my nerves down.I didnt take it until midnight so i would still feel the effect of it that morning. my surgery was scheduled early morning. |
5'2 115pds.
pre-op 34A
post-op 34D
Natrelle Silicone-filled implants, smooth 360cc,unders
BA done June 17,2008 |
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Laydeeworeblak
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